Chris! I told you not to do that. That is going to complicate things. Chris: Why didn't you come after me last night? Pete: Oh, are you kidding? I had a date. Chris: You are such a punk. Pete: Shut up. Chris: So do you work here? Pete: I don't even go to school here. Chris: Really? What school do you go to? Pete: Dosomething. Chris: Dosomething? You got to go there. They are way too good for me. Pete: Your loss. Chris: What do you do? Pete: I am trying to fix the copier in the "A." Chris: How's it going? Pete: I don't know. I think I may have it fixed. Chris: The hell you know. Pete: Hey, we are in the library. Anybody want a drink? Chris: Yes. Let me get it. Pete: I'll get it. My friend. Chris: Here you are. And here's your change. Pete: I can take care of this. Chris: What's your name? Pete: Peter Petrelli. You can call me Pete. It's a nickname. I got a class. Chris: You go to college? Pete: Yeah, I do. Chris: What are you studying? Pete: I just graduated high school. I want to be an architect. You know, I do. Chris: You like to draw? Pete: I love to draw. Look at that. Chris: What are you doing after graduation? Pete: What are you doing? What are you doing? Chris: I'm going to college in Boston. Pete: Oh, right, yeah. Well, I'm going to Dosomething in New York City. Chris: Do you go to Dosomething, too? Pete: No. I wanted to go to Dosomething, but I didn't get in, so now I'm going to dosomething else. Chris: Too bad. Maybe next time. Pete: Yeah. Maybe next time. Chris: So are you going to stay with anybody in New York? Pete: No, I am not. I mean, I couldn't. Chris: You want to share an apartment? Pete: I live in an apartment. Chris: How much is it? Pete: It's pretty expensive. Chris: How much? Pete: 14 bucks. Chris: For now. Pete: I can't believe it costs so much. Chris: Well, you get what you pay for. Pete: How much do you pay? Chris: It's none of your business. Pete: Oh, is that right? Are you a spy? Chris: I'm not a spy. You know what? I bet you have never even looked at a real girl, have you? Pete: Well, how do you know? Chris: I just know. Look. Pete: What? Chris: This girl is something. Pete: What? Chris: Why don't you try to get in her pants? She probably won't give it up. Pete: Try this girl. This girl has her own problems. Chris: So do you know what I am going to do now? Pete: What are you going to do now? Chris: I'm going to go to her. And I'm going to say to her, "Have you ever seen a beautiful girl, you want to go out with me? My name is Pete. My father owns the whole town." Pete: Great. Chris: Are you still going to watch me go up to her? Pete: Yeah. Chris: So I'll just be sitting there? Pete: Oh, it'll be a while. Chris: How long is a while? Pete: About two years. Chris: So, if you were me, would you go up to her? Pete: You never know. It's a whole new ball game. Chris: Yeah. Pete: You could take her out. Chris: I don't know. Pete: Don't you think you ought to? Chris: What am I going to talk to her about? Pete: You can talk to her about anything you want to. It's your choice. I can't tell you what to do. Chris: Can I walk around with her? Pete: Sure, you can. Chris: Do I have to talk to her? Pete: No. Chris: Can I just, like, hold her hand and walk around the room? Pete: Sure. Chris: Let her try to find somebody else to talk to. Pete: You're going to talk to her. Chris: And try to get her to watch me? Pete: Yeah, why not? Why not? Chris: How about if I talk to her? Pete: You're going to talk to her. Chris: Talk to her. Talk to her. Talk to her. Pete: What am I going to say to her? Chris: I don't know. Talk to her. Pete: What do you want me to say to her? Chris: Anything. Pete: What are you going to say to her? Chris: I'm going to ask her, "How are you doing?" Pete: How are you doing? Chris: No, no, no. Don't use that one. Pete: Why not? Chris: Because, because she will say, "Great." And I'll say, "Really." Pete: Yeah, great. Chris: And then what will happen? Pete: We'll go outside. Chris: You want to get out of here? Pete: Yeah. That's what I want you to do. Chris: Why don't you just tell her you are leaving. Pete: You are leaving. Chris: You are leaving and you want to know if she wants to go. Pete: That's a good idea. Chris: What do you think she will say? Pete: Fine. Let's go. I'm leaving. She's going to say, "Fine." Chris: But what if she says, "Where are you going? I want you to stay. Pete: We got a plan. We go outside, right? Chris: I think she will say, "Where are you going? I want you to stay. Pete: We got a plan. We go outside, right? Chris: Yeah, but I don't want to. Pete: We got a plan. We go outside. Chris: Why do you keep saying that? Pete: Because we got a plan. We go outside. Chris: It's got nothing to do with you. Pete: We go outside. Chris: You can't make me. Pete: We go outside. Chris: You don't know that. Pete: She will say she wants you to stay. Chris: We got a plan. We go outside. Pete: She will say she wants you to stay. Chris: We got a plan. We go outside. Pete: She will say she wants you to stay. Chris: I will. I'm telling you right now, I will. I'm telling you right now, I will. Pete: We are going to find out. We are going to go outside. You are going to be a good boy and we're going to go outside and I'm going to say to her, "Please, let's go out. I want to talk to you." You know how to talk to a girl. All right? Chris: Yeah, but I'm not going to go outside. Pete: But it's a lot of fun out there. Chris: I'm not going to go outside. I like it in here. Pete: It's a great night. Chris: What do you like about it in here? Pete: It's warm. The girls are beautiful. You know, they are very warm. Chris: They are cold. Pete: No, no. They are beautiful. Chris: What are you looking at? Pete: They are beautiful. Chris: What do you